FamilySearch Wiki:WikiProject Civil Registration for Underserved Countries: Difference between revisions

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3. Occasionally, a country's Civil Registration page may already have content on the page before you paste in the code above. In that case, analyze the pre-existing content and sort it to where it best fits under a respective heading from the code above, deleting any old headings that don't fit the new template. (This step can sometimes be confusing... contact Amber if you have any questions)
3. Occasionally, a country's Civil Registration page may already have content on the page before you paste in the code above. In that case, analyze the pre-existing content and sort it to where it best fits under a respective heading from the code above, deleting any old headings that don't fit the new template. (This step can sometimes be confusing... contact Amber if you have any questions)
*'''How to Find the Records''': this heading should include content such as online record collections, record availability (such as date restrictions), any special instructions about how to navigate a record website to locate the records, etc. - in essence, anything the user may need to know in order to locate the records.
*'''How to Find the Records''': this heading should include content such as online record collections, record availability (such as date restrictions), any special instructions about how to navigate a record website to locate the records, etc. - in essence, anything the user may need to know in order to locate the records.
*'''Offices to Contact''': if you know the office(s) one needs to contact in order to access original records, add that information under this subheading (see format in step _____)
*'''Offices to Contact''': if you know the office(s) one needs to contact in order to access original records, add that information under this subheading (see step 9 for the format to use)
*'''Historical Background''': this heading should include any historic, geographic, or local information that affected civil registration/vital record keeping, such as colonization by another country, other military involvement, key dates in record keeping, any known record gaps, etc.
*'''Coverage and Compliance''': include information such as the records start date, registration frequency, locations covered in the record keeping, populations covered, dates different areas complied with civil registration requirements, etc.
*'''Information Recorded in the Records''': include what pieces of information are often recorded in the records, such as relationships, vital dates, places of residence, etc.
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